CRETech
June 10, 2019
LAS VEGAS–It’s a tired old song: Commercial real estate is slow to adapt to new technologies. Certainly, what once might have been the case is no longer true as more venture capital floods into proptech on a daily basis.
So it’s not surprising that Michael DeGiorgio, founder and CEO of CREXi<...
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LAS VEGAS–It’s a tired old song: Commercial real estate is slow to adapt to new technologies. Certainly, what once might have been the case is no longer true as more venture capital floods into proptech on a daily basis.
So it’s not surprising that Michael DeGiorgio, founder and CEO of
Truss is letting competing brokerages use its online platform for small-office leasing.
The Chicago-based company is launching Truss CRE, which lets commercial tenants search a database of available properties and execute leases online. The service for now is only available to brokers in the Boston area, but the company plans to expand it nationwide.
Truss lets commercial landlords and co-wo...
When Uber announced an aerial ride-hailing division, Uber Elevate, three years ago, the internet and news media buzzed with chatter of flyin...
For the first time, Amazon today showed off its newest fully electric delivery drone at its first
If you are among those who thought that the scooter market sounded a little overhyped and overcrowded, we’ve gotten wind of a deal that could point to some impending consolidation. The on-demand scooter business Bird has agreed to acquire Scoot, a smaller two-wheeled mobility startup, sources tell TechC...
Axel Springer is purchasing tens of millions of shares of Purplebricks, more than doubling its stake in the beleaguered flat-fee broker...
German media company Washington, D.C.-based WhyHotel will open its first Houston location in late 2019, according to a June 3 press release.
It will be the first location outside of the East Coast for the company, which operates pop-up hotels in new luxury apartment buildings.
The Houston pop-up will be with...
Lisa Picard, President and CEO of EQ Office (manager of Blackstone’s US office real estate portfolio) makes a point of declaring herself an “Accidental CEO.” Her candor, sharp wit, and vision for the future of office owners suggest the opposite. At Catalyst 2019, Picard spoke candidly about what often goes unspoken within commercial real estate office market. Her presentation entitled “Mak...